On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> Merton Campbell Crockett wrote:
>
> > The problem that occurs is that when a user clicks on the anchor the query
> > is truncated when the user's browser is configured to use a Squid proxy.
> > Squid truncates the URL at the end of the "FMPRO?" string and fails to send
> > the FileMaker Pro command line arguments.
>
>
> Odd.. have never seen anything like behaviour that before.
>
> Note that Squids access.log truncates query parameters for security
> reasons, but they are still forwarded.
>
> Are you positively sure that there is no spaces in the URL?
Henrik:
The only space is the hex-encoded space (%20) in the name of the FileMaker
Pro database.
<A HREF="http://www-eol2.mtv.gtegsc.com:591/pir/FMPRO?
-db=PIR%20Database&-Lay=web_new&-Format=pir_new.htm&-View">
Submit a Process Improvement Request (PIR)</A>
Thanks for responding. You didn't have the answer but did have the question
needed for me to find the answer.
I have been using Squid for the last 5 years. One thing that I overlooked
when moving to Squid 2.2STABLE5 was the additional ACL that was included in
the default configuration file, Safe_ports.
The port used in the URL is 591, a "privileged" port that is denied by the
following rule.
http_access deny !Safe_ports
The "simple" solution is to add another ACL and change the rule.
ACL FMPRO_port port 591
.
.
.
http_access deny !Safe_ports !FMPRO_port
There probably is a more elegant solution that would only permit the port
being used for the specific host but this will suffice for now.
Thanks for the question.
Merton Campbell Crockett
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